> On May 23, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Kate Stone <[email protected]> wrote: > > You can evaluate an Objective-C expression in a Swift frame by overriding the > default language like so:
Thanks! But it’s a little weird that I’d need to, since “$rax” isn’t ObjC syntax either. That is, I would have thought that the register names are detected as special cases, not as part of language parsing… Should I file a bug on the inability to parse register names in Swift mode? > I don’t think watchpoints are going to do you much good here because freeing > an allocation doesn’t change the allocated memory, just the bookkeeping in > malloc’s internal data structures. It does, when I enable MallocScribble. Could you explain the syntax to set a watchpoint, too? Thanks again… —Jens
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